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Mayor Holt announces plan to build new arena without raising taxes, includes commitment by the Thunder to play in new arena beyond 2050 if...

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Illinois news in brief: Biden grants temporary work visas to Venezuelan migrants; Chicago signs nearly $30 million deal for migrant tents; Republican lawmakers object...

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The Center Square - September 23, 2023

Biden grants temporary work visas to Venezuelan migrants Thousands...

Illinois Supreme Court hears public accommodation sports case

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By Andrew Hensel The Center Square - September 23, 2023

(The Center Square) – The Illinois Supreme Court is reviewing a case involving a 15-year-old hockey player who was barred from competing on this...

Studies finding Illinois lowest for racial equality has some looking for change

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By Greg Bishop The Center Square - September 23, 2023

(The Center Square) – With Illinois ranked the lowest for racial equality in economic outcomes by WalletHub, some are calling for changes to lift...

Illinois quick hits: UAW strike; migrant crime increases; police moving to Florida

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The Center Square - September 22, 2023

UAW strike spreads to Illinois The UAW is expanding...

Illinois legislators seek to protect children on social media

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By Andrew Hensel The Center Square - September 22, 2023

(The Center Square) – The Illinois Senate Judiciary Committee heard testimony from advocates for a measure that regulates social media companies to protect children. ...

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Washington transportation sector won’t meet 2030 emission goals

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